Maybe the Lamborghini Wasn't As Reliable as his Geely Emgrand?

Uh. . . hard to understand what is happening in this video beyond the obvious. . . there are a bunch of guys beating the snot out of a Lamborghini Gallardo.

According to Jalopnik.com, and GTSpirit.com, the owner of the Lamborghini is from Qingdao, China and was upset at the reliability of the Gallardo and the service he received from Lamborghini in China. He bought the car 6 months ago for the equivalent of $600K-700K (USD.) Apparently it stopped running and the local Lamborghini service center had a difficult time diagnosing the problem.

Reliability should not be high on the list of wants for Lamborghini owners. Same goes for Ferrari and any other supercar you can name. We'd love to feel some empathy for the owner. Maybe if he could donate $700K to us we could better understand his pain. In the mean time, we recommend he try China's Geely luxury brand called "Emgrand," example below.

Geely Emgrand EC8 Luxury Sedan

1996 Honda Accord with huge dent on quarter panel

1996 Honda Accord after Bodywork and paint

Today's Car of the Day is a 1996 Honda Accord that came in with collision damage to the right quarter panel and the rear bumper cover. Almost Everything Autobody repaired the dent on the right quarter panel and re-installed the rear bumper cover with new bracket. The customer decided to paint the entire car with our "Best Value" Supreme Paint Service. Almost Everything Autobody sanded the entire car with the value prep package that feathers out chips and scratches and painted the car with our best single stage paint service.

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Ferrari 458 Italia Totaled by Football/Soccer Star Louis Saha

Football/soccer star Louis Saha lost control of his 2010 Ferrari 458 Italia after he passed another car while exiting a tunnel on a busy road in England. The crash was at nearly the same spot where former teammate Cristiano Ronaldo also crashed a Ferrari in 2009. Saha barreled into fence on the driver's side of the car. Amazingly, he escaped without injury. The £170K ($275K USD) Ferrari was not so lucky. Saha currently plays forward for Everton in the English Premier League and also for the French National Team.

Thanks to WreckedExotics.com for keeping us up to date on very expensive crashes.